How do the products differ when ethyl bromide react with KCN and AgCN? Give reasons.
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Answer. KCN is predominantly ionic and therefore both C and N are available for the donation of electron but the reaction occurs through carbon as C-C bonds are stronger than the C-N bond therefore attack occurs the carbon atom of the cyanide group forming alkyl cyanide as the main product.
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